Sculptural furnitureSydney · 2007

FLOSION

A furniture system shaped by flow.

01The object

One continuous gesture

One form.
Many lives.

Stool, bench, table or gathering place. Flosion changes with the room while its wave-like silhouette remains unmistakably itself.

02Configurations

The object
in motion.

Three settings. One precise geometry.

A Flosion coffee table centred between two matching stools

01 / Conversation

A table between two.

Turn one module into a coffee table and place a stool on either side. The same curve creates a composed, social setting.

Three light-timber Flosion modules gathered together with blue and grey upholstery

02 / Together

Three become one.

Gathered around a shared centre, independent pieces resolve into one flowing composition—seating, surface and sculpture together.

Six Flosion pieces repeating into a symmetrical circular pattern

03 / Pattern

Geometry becomes rhythm.

Repeat the module and the room gains a pattern: radial, wave-like and open to interpretation.

03Material, made personal

A personal surface

Leather, textile,
or your own material.

Choose a top that belongs in your space. Flosion can be upholstered in leather or fabric, including a customer-selected material.

Striped textile

Colour and pattern turn the upholstered top into a graphic surface.

04Manufacture & craft

Precision is the design

Made separately.
Designed to meet as one.

Close view of Flosion's upholstered top, layered bent-plywood edge and meeting curves — Curved shell / meeting point / upholstered top

Each bent-plywood form is shaped with precision. Timber grain, curves and meeting points are carefully matched so every arrangement resolves with exact symmetry.

01FormedBent plywood holds the continuous wave.
02MatchedTimber grain relates from one module to the next.
03AlignedPoints, heights and curves meet cleanly.

Precision makes the pattern possible.

Separate pieces. One continuous object.

05Meet the designer

Sydney designer

Amy
Tang

A designer whose background spans design and marketing. Amy Tang developed Flosion with Woodmark in 2007 after earlier branding work in New York.

Her answer to a flexible interior was not another fixed object, but a form that could move between individual use and collective life.

Read Woodmark’s profile

06The story

Inspired by waves.
Made to bring people together.

2007

The collaboration

Amy Tang works with Woodmark to translate the movement of water into a versatile furniture system that draws people together.

Sydney

The first setting

Manufacturer material records the design as conceived for a Sydney boutique hotel.

Now

The lasting object

Flosion remains in Woodmark’s catalogue: a stool, table and bench system still defined by one continuous curve.

07International press

Flosion
in the media.

Selected international coverage of Flosion from design, architecture and culture publications.

Australia · 2008Steel yourself for fun, luxury as tired look retiresAustralian Financial Review · Press feature Canada · 2008Wave-Inspired Stools: The Flosion Seating SystemTrend Hunter · Design feature Spain · 2008Jugando con FlosionDecoesfera · Design feature Iceland · 2008Margnota mublaFréttablaðið · Newspaper feature Australia · 2010Australian College of MassageArchitectureAU · Project feature ChinaAmy Tang / FlosionOF365 · Design catalogue

Open the Flosion media collection

Acquire / Enquire

Bring Flosion
into the room.

For current availability, custom upholstery, finishes and project enquiries, contact Woodmark directly.

ManufacturerWoodmark International Ltd

LocationShanghai, China

Emailinfo@woodmark.com.cn

Telephone+86 21 6335 5650

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Sources & specifications

Product details: Woodmark, Interstudio data sheet and Kubis/Woodmark product sheet.

Dimensions: stool 700 × 440 × 455 mm; table 700 × 440 × 445 mm.

Recognition: Woodmark designer profile.